2,697 karma · joined February 7, 2008
Personal site: http://www.nirmalpatel.com
Blog: http://hacketal.com
nirmal@nirmalpatel.com
Same here, except using Notifo.
Stick badge on one side, hold to lapel with magnet.
One thing I can say is that I love the attention to detail you put in the slider thumb labels. Especially for those where the labels would collide and you merge them into a single label showing an interval.
Google Maps says Hamina is a 2 hour drive from Helsinki, can any Finns comment on if this is an accurate time? Or is it one of those 6 months of the year the roads are dead sort of thing?
Also as part of a class dedicated to the Atari 2600 I made these games: http://nirmalpatel.com/hacks/atari.html
Let me know why you think.
@jazzychad: "ARGH. @twitpic is blocking the whole slicehost/rackspace cloud IP block again. /cc @cloudsupport @posterous"
I understand that it is a catalog and not a store. I didn't mean to imply that the exact webpage you linked was a storefront.
How would Apple try to cash in on these when most of them are free or tied to a service that I assume a lot of developers created the webapp for in the first place, rather than have to fork over 30%/pay the $99 iOS Developer Program fee/deal with review hassles with Apple?
Other than the OP I have seen other complete applications built on top of web technologies. I can believe that there are some web devs who would be willing to have their app reviewed and do the revenue share if it meant they didn't have to worry about setting up a store front and handling payments.